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indigenous tribes of
Niger State.
Other tribes in the
state are Adara, Koro
Gungawa, and Hun-Saare. The
state is
named after the
River Niger. Two of Nigeria's...
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founded by and
named after the 5th
Sarki of
Gungu Kafa, the
ruler of the
Gungawa people who
lived on
islands in the
Niger river, in the
early 16th century...
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Secretary to the
Military Governor. OCLC 662327. Salamone, Frank. A. (1973). "
Gungawa wrestling as an
ethnic boundary marker (Yauri division, North-Western State...
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Lelna (Dakarkari),
Bussawa (generally
speakers of Busa), Dukawa, Kambari,
Gungawa and
Kamuku ethnic communities. Most
people who live in
Kebbi are Muslims...
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scattered over six
major districts. Yauri's
ethnic groups include Shangawa,
Gungawa, Dukawa, Kamberi,
Hausa people, Nupe,
Yoruba and Kanuri. However, the predominance...
- Gade-Aguda;
Ganda Bedo; Gandugi; Gani Sani; Garu-Anara; Gera Abubakar; Guffanti;
Gungawa; Kando; Kanigungawa; Kuri Bio; Luma; Luma Sanke;
Magajin Teku; Mail Wiridi;...
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Reshe Tsureshe Native to
Nigeria Region Kebbi State,
Niger State Ethnicity Gungawa,
Yaurawa (Yauri)
Native speakers (44,000
cited 1993)
Language family Niger–Congo...
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dominated by the
Gungawas. This
became the
second wave of
migration into Yauri. In the
early sixteenth century, the island-dwelling
Gungawa kingdom expanded...
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called Tsudalupe which = Bәmәmәdu.
Tsure Ja
Tsureshe Bareshe Gunganci Gungawa,
Yaurawa 15,000 (1931 G&C); 30,000 (1973 SIL)
Kebbi State,
Yauri LGA; Niger...
